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Piece (medicine) and plunk(2) (iou)


Piece (medicine)


piece


A part or portion.

End piece, a part of the spermatozoon consisting of an axoneme surrounded only by the flagellar membrane.


plunk(2) (iou)



plunk verb. L18.
[Prob. imit. Cf. PLONK verb, PLUMP verb1.]
verb intrans. Esp. of a raven: croak, cry. Scot. rare. L18.
a. verb intrans. Fall or drop down heavily or abruptly. E19.
b. verb trans. Put down or throw heavily or abruptly. L19.
a. verb trans. Cause (a string) to sound with a plunk; play (a note etc.) on a stringed instrument with a plunk. E19.
b. verb intrans. Sound with a plunk. E20.
verb intrans. & trans. Play truant (from); be a truant (from). Scot. colloq. E19.
verb trans.
a. Drive or propel with a sudden push. colloq. L19.
b. Hit, wound, shoot. slang (orig. US). L19.